Of course, there's no muting if there's no sample rate changes.
This confuses me again.
Are your tests performed in WASAPI exclusive mode? This is the specific use case I referred to.
alexanderino originally writes:
When I start/stop after a few seconds, there is a fade-in/fade-out. Other than that, correct.
In summary: he writes that there is a fade-in when starting a track, a fade-out when stopping a track and both when searching within a track.
He also writes:
However, the start (< 1 second) of the first track played is lost/faded in. That does not occur in the non-exclusive modes.
The word "lost" makes me cringe. This reminds me of the Tanchjim SPACE, which skips the beginning of a track that has been started.
On the contrary, you write:
It's not fading, but muting for around 1/2~1 second to avoid pop sound during sample rate or PCM/DSD format changing, if there's no change, there's no muting
Now I would really like to know what's really going on. Unless I misunderstood both of you (which may be the case), who is right and who is wrong?
To summarize, in WASAPI exclusive mode (and in ASIO mode, too) with PCM and a constant sample rate (e.g. 96kHz) I
don't want the following behavior:
• when starting a track: pops, clicks, fade-in, skip
• when stopping a track: pops, clicks, fade-out
• when searching within a track: pops, clicks, fade-out, fade-in
Can you, alexanderino or someone else please clarify this issue?